Kate Burrows

Assitant Professor

University of Chicago
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Kate Burrows is an Assistant Professor at the University of Chicago, specializing in the intersection of climate change and mental health. Her recent research highlights health disparities arising from environmental factors, focusing on the impacts of extreme weather events and air quality on vulnerable populations. With a robust portfolio of studies addressing issues from wildfire exposure to long-term air pollution effects, Professor Burrows contributes essential insights to the field of environmental health and psychosocial resilience.

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